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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-23

To PREVENT CoLLIsI0Ns.--An invention
of Herr Gieszl of Brunn FOR preventing rail-
way collisions is being highly S. Oxen of
among Austrian engineers. 1t consists OF g
pilot engine, or safety lorry, worked by elec
tricity, and running at some distance in
front of the train. 1t stops the train auto
ma;icaty, and runs at any speed From
dynamo-eiecrc machine On The engine of
the train a current is conductet through
The rails to he pilot engine. The engine
driver has the orFy perfectly uudrr MS con-
troll, and the distance between it and the
engiue may be varied to suit curves or other
conditions Of the line. The pilot en- inc is
fitted on the exterior with number Of glass
vessels, one or more of which must be broken
if they encounter any obtacle The glass
vessels contain mercury contacts, and the
breakage causes an interruption of the cur
rent the vacuum brakes o! the train are au
tomaticaliy applied. Two express trains
rurniug at full speed toward each other
would thus be automatically stopped by the
collision of their respective pilot eng gines.-
London Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-23

THE INDICTMENT sUFFIo1ENT.-"Cat
ing Tartar" says the antiquarian Grose,
comes frcm the story of the Irish soldier,
serving in the Austrian army. During a
hattie nth the .urks he cried oat to al of
Gcer that be bad caught Tartar .
Bring him here was the order.
"Shurs an be won't come" replied the
Irish captor.
Then come along youself," exclaimed the
officer impstiently.
Faith, your honor, can't. He wont tet
mo!'
Hence in ''catcbinga Tartar" it is obvious
that you have taken another iu only 10 get
caught Yourself.
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Years Teach More Than Books,

Among other valuable lessons impaired
By this teacher is the fact that for very
long time DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
cpvery" has been the prince of liver correc-
tives and blood purifiers. being the house
hold physician of the poor man, and the
able consulting physician to the rich patient
and praised by all for its magnificent ser
vice and efficacy in all diseases of chronic
nature, as malarial poisoning, ailments OF
the respiratory and digestive systems, liver
disease and in all cases where the uae of a.
aIterative remedy is indicated.
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Holiday Times.
HENRY aRENGLE, 5a1 KING ST

HENRY 2RENGLEs, 5aI KING ST.,
Is now ready for the fall and winter with
THANKSGIVING, CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEARS SEASONS
He intends TO keep OYSTERS for his patrons
and supply families with the pick of Chesapeake
y.
Creams OF all ilavo.s, Black, Fruit, Pound Jelly
and Fancy, Ornamental and Plain Cakes, are sold
cheaper than they can bc manufactured ct home.
Also Cream Puts, 1arts and Pastry, Candies and
Tafy Of all kinds. PIE A SPECIALITY. Fruits
Nuts. Confectioneres Caromels and Sugared
Fruits. he caters for families, fairs, balls snd
entertainments and furnishes social parties
nov12 IF
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Moshx for President.

L''Eennebecker" il Boston Journal, Oct %, 1887 J
The only fault Colonel Mosby could fad
With the Maine men was their want of
knowledge Of their couutrymsn, S. S. Prem
iiss. This was The Coionel's hobby. He
was an ardent admirer of Mr.. Prentiss and
bad some of his speeches by heart. After
he became a little acquainted with me be
asked me where I belonged l told him on
the Kennebec Every one would have
thought be would have asked me if / k new
Mr. Blaine IF he had should have had
to tell him no, for though We live only
four mites apart | never saw him. Ken
ii bec 2" said he, "hoW far from Portland p"
"Ahcu, fifty or sixty miles" DO you kuow
Frentss ?" told him had heard Of him
(Which Pren,4s ?n why why, Preatiss
Prentss, the editor of the Louisville Journal,
wasn't he?" Well, reader, you ought to see
the look Of disappointment that went over
his face. He lent me TWO editions of S S
Prenuss's life af erwards, and how ashamed
was TO think l could not have known of
him before. The next ship that came in he
inquired Of me who the captain was told
him be was from Maine. told the captain
when met hin of the preference the Con-
su had Tor men who knew Prentiss,
aud, said I, do you know about him? "Ob,
yes, perfectly we'll" l told the Consul
be was very familiar with the history of
Pren,lss, for be belonged to Portland. In
few days Col Mpeby went for hin. Are
ven familiar with Preutiss's life 2" "Oh. yes
sis" What Preuti-s 2" George D., of
course" There; born in the same city, and
aon't know 5 S Prcntiss, Never knew OF
his father, one of the best shipmasters.
Never heard of his grand grafton, in which
be pictures the new ship "born and fledged
iu the woods of Maine" Ga, you Maine
meo, where was the schoo!mss'er? guess
felt well the next time sew him He de-
cared mis- loyalty to Maine ships. He had
done mere for them in bis official capacity
than any one else had ever done and ever
should do. II was something 10 work for:
"Why," said re, ''if were Maine man
would leave no stone unturned until the
ships had their rights in Congress" And
he bas with hisgreat knowledge, experience
and power done so ever since; and every
Maine shpmas'er he meets he puts copy
OF "The Life of S. s. Pren!iss' into their
hands, if they will take it, and has put many
one 70 the blush thereby. Guerrilla? l
wish we bad such guerrilla ia every con-
SUI ate in the world. There's my sentiments
at least. mesn to write more about him
in the next series of letters, if ne is willing.
know of no man should rather see Pres
ident Of the United States than Consul
| MOsbV
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rJNHE CHRISTMAS TURKEY will be enjoyed
i more if there is nice CARVER and FORK
for the host to carve with. We have them at all
prices.
dec15 JAS. f. Cabin 81 SONS.
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H1RICYCLE for girl Or boy. steel wheels man
L ufacturer's price, SIS offered as $3.50; new
and in good order at
Gec12 AMOS 3. 3LAf fMAkERS.
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ADVICE TO aoTHSRs

Mas. W1NsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP, for 4hii.
dren teething, is the prescription of one OF tbs
bost female nurses and physicians il the u,liGef:
ststes, and hss been used for forty years viii.
aever-failing success by millic of mothers so1
their children. During the pro eis OF tsething
lis yalce is incalculable 1t Ii YES the cisi;d
gsoia pain, cures dysente and di .rrhn2 gripias
ID the bowels, and wird-col @. B. giving heaiih
o the ch4ais rssss sss mother. Prise 2o cents a
botess. aTg~IFrM. Waa
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HOMEMADE CAssIMEREs-A large assort
IL ment at prices TO suit the times. Ar exami
nation of them solicited by
octS AMOS B. SLAYMAKER.
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NJ a. JOHNSON i Co.
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THE ALEXANDRIA
Real Estate Investment, Trust and Title
COMPANY.

President, PARK AGNEW.
Vice President, JAMES r. CATION.
Gect'y. and Treasurer, NJ. B. HARLOW.
HAVE FOR SALE
large list OF city and country property, consist
ing of FARMS, MILL PROPERTY, DWELLING
HOUSES, VACANT LOTS, &c.
All persons desiring to buy or sell real estate.
or 10 negotiate loans upon real estate security,
will find it to their advantage to give us a cali.
In all investments made by us upon real estate
security we guarantee the inost careful examina-
tion into the questions OF title and suticiency of
security. je26
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &C., just received at
Ii SO King corner of Royal street and for Gale
at small advsnce-wholesalea and retail. Rodgers
& Son and other mako Of Carvers and Forks,
great variety. Rodgers & Son. and other mako OF
Table and Breakfast Knives. Genuine Rodgers
& Son, Heinesh and other mako of Scissors.
Pocket Cutlery in great variety, several hundred
patterns Table Knives, with Forks to match, at
low prices. Enterprise. Champion and other
Meat Cutters, ell aizcs. Brownies Flexible Rub
Der Weather Strips, the best in use, with great
variety of other goods 10 line, for sale cheap.
Special attention is asked to large ieb lot of
Fray Solid Steel Seaside Scissors and Shears, for
sale at a large deduction from usual prices. Call
and see at SO King corner of RoyRl street.
dec7 J.T. CREIGHTON & SON.
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NLoyEs! GLOVES!-A new assortment of the
VI best Kid and Dogskin. embroidered back,
lined and unlined, received this day at
dec13 AMOS B. SLAYMAK ER'S
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Nj A JOHNSON y Co
WHOLESALE GE0oERs.
iEEEKAI. CONFESSION MERCHANTS
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Eago OF hand GIBSON'S TX, Xxx, XX
and PURE OLD RYE OLD CABINET and
MONOGRAM WHISKIES also BAKERS ana
'7HCMPSON'S PURE EYE WHISTLES. 70 which
they invite the attention oi tho trado.
Orders from the country for ,ncrchsldise shall
receive prompt attention
CousgnIaonts Of Flour, Grain and Country Pro.
duce solicited, for which they guarantee the high.
est market prices and prompt returns.
Northe@et corner CT CalGeron snd Royal streeis
sep14 Alexandria, Va.
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NO. IS KING STREET
ALEX NDRIA V1RGINl b
Wholesale and Retail Dealers III

hL2hD W hAEIl 4I2NI1 N|N 80 :,
Builders Hardware Locks Hinges, scre@s,,
DoorBots, Latchos, &C., Saddlery, Hardware.
Bride Bits Buckles, Rings. Hsmes, &c, &C.
Wleslwrights' Hardware, Axles Rime, hubs
Bpokes, Sawed Fellows, Tire Iron, &c, Fookot'
Table, Csrviug and Butcher Knives oto, Guns
Pistols, &c. A full and complete stock of Grst-
class gooIs away in store and sold at lowest cash
prices. eng15
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ALEXANDRIA. "a. FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER % 1887
gIe,xt3alullldtIria Oaaette.
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GLFOBgU
space unless The is paid for at transient ratesr
and under circumstances 1il they be aLo.Ded to
adoertse other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
an transient advertisements must be paid for III ad
rance.
Resolutions in memo9am othanks, tributes OF respect,
rcsoiutions adopted By societies or persons tesS Of
public concern, DiR only be printed i this paper
advertisements.
Marriage e;,d death notices mast be paid for in Gd
ucace.
Persons leaoing the city oar hare the Gazette mailed
10 them, postpaid, for fifty ceEis month. and the
address changed as often as desired
?hc Ga=ete Office is connected ,rith the Telephone Err
change. Adsertisements orders for the paper ,iegs
Gny information OF business can bo sent Lv Tel
phone.
Alexandria, VG.
Entered at Oe PoStoflcs az alexandria, V:rCinia, as
Sccond-clGss meter
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DoMEsTIc SEWING MACHINES.

The good qualities of the above machines are
now well established.
We are selling them at as low price as thcy
can be purchased in any of the larger cities, and
are prepared to allow as much for old machines OF
any kind as is possible.
We kave seen so much good done by the DO
nestle" that VIC wish every family to have at
least one in their house. Prices fixed, but terms
accommodating.
Cali and examine, or send for circular.
oct22 E. s. LEA DBEATER BRO.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
WANAu AkEkS'

Finest all.silk Plush, stand
ing pile, for dresses or
wraps
$3.50 TO {sayard.
East Tran,epa
Hand.to-mouth buying
could never keep our Linen
Store as it is. We buy
Liners as we buy every
other staple, months ahead.
We know the market. Wei
know the makers. We 60 toI
the makers at home and
pick their choicest. Ready
to take advantage OF any
shake-up in the market, too
ALI this is why there is not
another such Linen stoIe
within your reach.
Damasks are as good as
any to judge by. Whatever
Damask is OF coed repu'e
is here with the littlest OF
little prices tackled to it.
Damask Sets--Tablecloth
and Napkins to match--are
common enough. Where
there is novelty it comes
from the kinds--and the
prices. Here are some that
are very novel, partly from
the knotted fringe. Plain
fringe is the rule where
there is fringe. Nine times
in ten if there is knotted
fringe it steps with the
Table. cloth. These Doilies
are full size, and knotted to
match the cloth. Just from
Europe. So are Bleached
Damask Sets
3yds.sqoare 5eSlpkips g. 80 osS
HAY yds "a Napkins, q 70 sly.
aIs yds., 34 Napkins, - 10 SIS
5xsk yds.. 30 Napkins, 30 10 Si4.'
| And no end of other Liner
things with something ol
other about them just a
pleasantly surprising.
sousAwz. of centre.
There is eye beauty ant
use beauty in Towels. Bot
blend in the best. In a gen
eral way we have a large
and better collection of Tow
els than ever before.
81 utsea.. of cesa-
Il Handkerchtefs, fine Frenc
;lembroidered; 8 h e G / as
.Ispide,'s web, Every one
.lwork OF art. They look I
3 be oil silk. no, linen. SCI
a thread floats in the a
Hike a biz OF this:ledowl
1878 to s. SO each.
First a ST. north o, wss; Trasoept.
I55 feet Of Ribbon counts
land not a waste inch.
there any doubt where th
Ribbon trade Of the tow
lcentres? We take 1t to /
1.-the Ribbonest spot in II
stwhole world.
Il Every sort of Ribbo
q Every width, every color
. Ribbon.
Il Take the gay ones-sin
- ply the alls!lk Satin al
Gros-Grains. A fancy Ri
y bon for every fancy
]. No picot a91 pain edge, CIR
al Graiu, 2 qualities
u =. ia 10 4 III. S1ti and Gros-G "a
4 700 qualities.
|Cet a price notion from OIL
kline: nc TO age tor No.
Ia in } OF the Satin al
Gros. Grain.
For chair and task
:. trimming wide Ribbons "
= be the choice. We ha
every loom. thought OF t
season in them, and in Z
palmer Ribbons,u1d main
tor dress purposes,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
HlvE." /"
BOG MARKET ST.

The prolonged mild weather
has left vs. with too many goods.
Now Tor the consequence. We|
TO lose and you to gain.
Please read, reflect and profit
by the following quotations,
which are from 10 to 80 per
cent. below value.
This is a determined effort on
our part to reduce our over
loaded shelves at once.
LOT NO. ! is French Dress
Goods, particularly desirable,
but we have too many; reduced
from 8Sc to Gee a yard. In ten
shades. all good.
LOT NO. 2. Fifty pieces OF
Fancy Weaves, in new and
staple shades; were 37Hc.; new
lprice, 25c. a yard. 8 yards tor
81 instead Of So.
LOT NO. 3. Thirty one
Ipieces Scotch Plaids, Ioc. a yd.'
fought to be Isc. Will make a
(nicc school or knock. about
ldress.
| LOT NO. 4. l lot Of 67Kc
Iail.wool Camers Hair Goods
Igood shades. SO in wide, to &C
for 37Hc. a yard; a big cut.
i LOT NO. S. 100 pieces O
Stripe or Plaid velvets, very
fine quality; to be cut up for 81
a yard.
:. We are selling loads Of Coats
Wrap and Plush Goods 70
and Children at unusual
{ lfy low prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

And no end of other Linen
things with something Oh
other about them just al
pleasantly surprising.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

THE New York Tribune contends
thA, througn young men coming OF age
that State vill very probably give the
Republican candidates o majority OF
tho votes the coming year. IL bases
this calculation upon tbs votes cast OF
several different elections. and We must
say Its con clusion doe, mol look ucres'
son able. +. thinSs II is only necessary
Tor the Republicans TO make proper
tff)rss TO secure the votes OF Q large
majority Of the Young men coming OF
age 10 settle ths Presidential contest IN
their favor. Nov York, New Jersey
and oihel doubtful Stsses oAn thus be
carried, II proper organisation should
be effsc ed and due diligence EN- ploysd'
The PhilAdeIphiA Press thinks thai
Virginia and North Carolina may alec
be carried By the Rspu olloans, irdginl .
from the resent elections, the Repub,l.
cans having 6, 900 nal ority in tho frst'
named SAFE u fnll vote osn bo Polled
aud an honest count secured.
Tbs prospect OF ths election OF
X R.publ.can to tho Presidency nez
year 10 not 90 diseonrAging as the Dem
ocraN Wish 70 make IL appear. The
Rspu blissns will therefore prepare fo'
the con test, do their duty - men, trust
ing to the in.elligenoe OF the people fo'
suoosss. Prejudlcs cannot rule Tor
ever, Ani consee uenily . full vo.a enc
On honest count will resui. 10 = Esro b
lican victory.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

1T NOW locke very much % Though
the no u n ,pashists viii have free hos.
pisai sooner than the ailopathis.s, -
they are pushing tho matter with the
greatest vigor. They slreAdy have
substantial Encouragement and tbs COT
dial endorse N ent OF soms OF our voAlthi.
est cgtEens. This fact OF itssli sho ~s
that the origina.crs OF the nrst scheme
committed sn error when they declared
that their hospital should be * elusive
ly under eliopathic control There iL
NO ooub., however, bu. thsy were In
duoed TO taks thtss:ep By sors OF tho oss
who believe that II q man cannot or
will no, bs cured Of his Ills by tho Allo-
ps.hio traktment he deserves to die, and
while 1, Is no. OFT purposs to advocats
either s,hool, preierring thIs every
l bsdy sh 1uid ssleo; for tbe beGsslve,, wa
sdll think .hA. IL wAs . ssort-sig atod
policy on tho part OF the promoters o
tas onsina, enterprise to decide ,hs
bat o1e school OF medloirs should b.
represented In thA. insHtutlon. II
however, hss teen the means OF gtvtDi
the hoGI paseiss an opportunity t
| show what they oAn do, and It is nos
more than probable that In . shor
time thsir Institution will be si:Ao
| lished aut In suossssful operation.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

"rh,s yoaug CSinaman, who bhe
lon 4 bBen y resident Of this country eud
has besn vel educated here, presented
in q high degree oil the legal require.
msn,s for admission TO the bar. Against
his character no obi iection was or could
bs m sds, while his ability and knowi
edge OF the Law were tested BY tht
successful examination which he
paDsd."
Tue court gave no reason for lie
action, but it ID generally supposed that
10 vas based on tho iacs that Congress
passed IN acs some tune ago prohislt-
ing the admission OF Chinese TO clNssu'
ship. II should. however, be remem.
bered tkaA the Lsgislsture o'Nsv York
passed an 10. especially for this China
mans benefit whloh provided for hii
admit ,sion to the bar without refeTen u
u bis cius ushir. The large numbeI
Of Ohlness In New York Who cannot
,psAk the Huglish language tntellig!hi5
makes 4, necessary shst II they sT'
Obliged TO 20 to . court Of justice they
have some ono speaking and under
standing their language 10 represan
them, aud the narrow minded decision
Of the judges In one that they have nj
cause TO feel proud OF.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21

IT R A fAot noI gsnerAuJ known
thss millions Of eggs are nov being i'm
ported TO tnls country from Earope.
The business, although oom parAigsly
new, 10 essu ming ysss proportions, and
msy oss many years demand soms
action On the part OF Consres, tha. will
tsod 70 protest our home raised pro-
duos- These eggs como froa SSsdep,
Nor ssy, Russls, c srmAoy, AustrIs.
BaieArts, IIAly and even B 81 lsium, and
is 10 o,ai med tnat they can bs delivered
In New z Jrk A. q less cost and In oe,-
ter condition than those from Iown,
Mlppesota auI oths distant points in
the Unici Sa.a Eie greater mum
bx Of ihese fore. eggs acs taken 30
Antwerp AMI sulpPsd froa there 10
America. rhsse eggs ere packed In
srAw And each box oon.aius Aboa, D
doz -, or g20 eggs Toe brstnas. VS.
commenced IN 1884, vhsn IA, 400, 600
skss were sold a. an average OF 81
oou 10 per eozsu. 10 1885 this mum Der
ives tnoreasei to 18,73J,o9G, when this
prize fell u ~ scots per doE sd, and ie.t
year the competition became 90 greA.
thst the prtSo still !ursher decreased to
IT cents pac dczsp, sni number
Withdrew v from the business, leaving II
prao,ica,ly Ia this hands OF one firm
Who are im pc:ing vast nun Der and
sending them to ell tho sxsoru citls..
These taots poEsess tbs gteAts1s Interest
70 farmers iivlEg within essy re..h ol
the large cities. rs :hey SHOW there is Q
vast sui prof .hbis business open tc
Them, II isis ooly folio we'd sys sm,n
oaliy. The rs sl2 4 OF eggs, the cane a.
any o:ter basiAe1A, muN be uuier.
stood; Q moss any Que ON raise hJ,t
OF cn'ckens and have plenty OF egg
throu sh the sprius snd enmner, bu. /
takes kno siedss OF thu bu.inese tbs
can only os gained by ex xperisros to =;
manage them ths. the supply OF egg
shall not fail altogether during th,
winter months, when the demand Il
Grsat and the price the highes. Som,
years ago there WAS UAu, jast on std
OF Paris, who dsvo cd oonstdera oie Il Z:
aud attention TO studying no = to rats
chickens and eggs o. . prof', and tn
con nseqaenno VAS that he bcca me tn
greatest chicken and egg producer IL
tho world, With o prof. eash yes
amounting 10 . fortune. What thi
man did oan be done BY others, an,
while We have NO suggestion TO MAX
IN references to the suosessful prose 3u
sion OF the business in this rttole, "
viii, however, say that chicken ,su
egg raising c2u never be made pr. 6 q
bio where tina 10 sls ate compelled {
huns their oxu living snd spend th
nigats 10 oil tessons OF the year peEcbe
in trees exposed to storms and bite
cold, which often sreezss them ousrish
We bsiisvs thers 10 money In r.,sip
eAisksas n the business 10 co1duo'ed
a proper naaner, aud In the near II
ture propose 30 give the expesien ,e
some of those who have made !ks busI
ness o success.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
webb a. Eieoo.r. sgc:itu's
ugllit,iAll
IaIRY ZEN I.OOh

-
Ihsprbscribers will IsllHr1
tho d:oTs ySTi Ct Gssdo1ll,
I'd, Dol, Ca
GCuDAY, EOy8dBE7
at one 6'S.Sss pa
Al n,ad Of corl,isnel:d v
Az fs3h ard i,tEsii 'p'i
All big mjlkera. ]
Eentmoor y'u ran u W
Everything poilt.vs.y Sal'a
ientec. II
DiaEtr atl7.so shsrp. "a
o. % dayh. Sale rs iri u
fEul DAN
!. q. Hooineon. As'i
Daily Republican., 1887-11-21
PUBLIC sALEs
DUhLIU SALE
-Cy-
REAL ESTATE.
VIII be a ala .,r
" III Do said At public ,.I,
On SATrgDAy

pspi.e t;ls
,..,,., On sArusDAr.
ihs .'th day of Novsnos,, AMI
"a ,hs prsmlsss, No. a = 81
10 the city OF wIlnlny,or Asaii,
= NJ s'.sn ne p; n. he re MAJ. ,s..
msysie. . iste Of ,hs CITY 80 q; ~
aI.fesaij. dsosssed, to VII "a su', WI
OF OF land, with . Iva ~, |" az M
log thereon erect.d. kno. al ~
chan e.. In hs sItjof S,I,Ss'h, ~,
M ne sans teisg bc 1ndrs t ~,
~ hl'oWs 10 vi: feylnnl,,. Na.
the southerly sias Of a.,hs1sl as
tween Lombard ard piss pissss w
twesn we, stxth and so,snn @ ,..s.
dittarcs ~ l0 fee, and i.,Sss' ,s'
eesterlJ tito Of Lombard Sea, @
Ole OF tno diyis'sn y,Il hs,.E
me mouse on the vtr 80
parallel with Lombard ,t-s,t ~
miacia OF said diyi,.on wi i, y y
Ieet si1o AlisY. th.rsa gi,,,
e,s.stiJ And parallel v, In
1901 70 u) westerly ylde a.
hence norther.y by All ~ ~
with Lombard s'rsst % tsst ,om
side oi hechAnie i,rr,t. iha."
same wcs'o ly q FEST 70 rs nh,
nins, be the eonnnls az,
may, With tho uso and n,,.
TWO alleys above uto,,o,sd ~.
slitys with which they a. nrs,,I.. -
SIKH str'et In eemron n vim ~.
Il sais positive 70 olt,e ,tss.,.a
heJtrs, deceased. t,rnLr,
ftfchh.e moreT - be p.li ], \,
IN ice dsy Of the sal, ws.n "a. !.
is rrucE On BY he aso..o5s,t d
LOT tho purchase money 70 ps N
tthiity 1aJs non DAY o.ns,,
fee will be 'livsrol 10 IA m.
failure on The pSr's; .hsrg,S,
Iply With tbs etndlt'oo, p!lat
ufe OF tbs 10 par cent p.,a On a,
l ktUBEn MhIBks a.t
/ Hy x. y. Frsim, hiIa tn,Lsr
/ sudh.n l. oa. ~
l +. s.-Should tts cay n
s.ormy u . sals VII tsae DIN
zion 'o5ta OF s,i.hsm Hs
foarih tsreat. Al hs dAy nd
ment'oh:o. an